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The editions below are all the special editions of To Chase a Prophecy, meaning they all come with the bonus alternate POV chapter at the end. This is my thank-you to readers for shopping directly from me. 

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And if you're wondering if you're seeing double—yes, you are. You're actually seeing quadruple, because To Chase a Prophecy comes in two formats: paperback and hardcover. There is also an option to have your paperback or hardcover version with sprayed edges* hand-done by me! Please be sure to check the format before placing your order so you get the exact copy you want. 

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When you check out, you'll have the option to request a signature and if you want the book personalized. Shipping times will vary, but I aim to fulfill orders once a week, depending on date ordered. All books will be sent via USPS media mail service, which can take longer. A flat fee for shipping is charged, and should the cost go over, I will personally take on the extra cost. An email will be sent with the tracking code once the book has been shipped. 

 

Below, I'll be posting any updates that I have about the shop or shipping delays, etc. Thank you again for shopping small and direct! It helps so much as I write the second book in the Lumenalis Series. More updates on that to come. 

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UPDATE September 28, 2026: The third print run has arrived! Both hardcover and paperbacks are in my new abode. I'll be spraying the edges again (configuring a new set up will be interesting) over the next few weekends. If you don't want a sprayed edge copy, they are available to order today :)   

 

Any future updates will be posted here! 

Sprayed Edges

Hardcovers: Dark blue with iridescent shimmer
Paperbacks: Teal with sparkles
 

*A NOTE ON SPRAYED EDGES

Indie publishing, unlike traditional publishing, is often a one-person show, meaning I don't have access to the same printers, design teams, distribution, etc., that other authors have. This does create some different situations and expectations in the way of quality and cost. Traditional publishers have access to digital printers that can produce  thousands of books an hour, at bulk printing rates, and do digital edges, ensuring the design is the same on each. While I would love for this to be my situation, it unfortunately is not. 

 

However, I am so excited that I have found a way to "keep up" with the industry in doing my own sprayed edges! All sprayed edges are hand-done by me—I wrap my books myself (re: paper that's littered my living room floor) and use spray paint + an airbrush to make the design. I do my best to maintain quality—making sure the paint doesn't bleed through and the designs are as crisp as possible. However, all books are subject to human error: bleed may occur, designs may have kinks, there may be a splash on the headband of the hardcover, etc. This is all part of having them done by hand rather than a printer. 

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There is a slight increase in the price of the sprayed-edged editions to accommodate for the resources it takes to produce them—supplies, time, and labor. This is so I can keep doing them, continuing to offer them to readers who love sprayed-edged editions of books, rather than removing the option all together. It takes hours of work that I could be giving to writing Book 2, so I am working on ways that value what I invest into it while still keeping the cost to what readers can afford. 

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